Compensation for Costs Sample Clauses

Compensation for Costs. Subject to Article 17c), in the event that either Party to this Agreement is required by law to appear before any applicable regulatory authority, including the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (“CRTC”), the Commission, or a court of law, as a direct result of the actions of the other Party (the “Denying Party”) relating to the denial of use to a third party of any part of the Distribution System, then the Denying Party shall pay all reasonable and necessary legal costs incurred by the other Party that are directly related to any such regulatory or judicial proceeding.

Compensation for Costs. The Companies hereby agree to pay to CIT, on demand, any additional amounts necessary to compensate CIT for any costs incurred by CIT in making any conversions from LIBOR Loans to Chase Bank Rate Loans in accordance with this Section 8.9, including, without limitation, breakage costs provided for in Section 8.10 of this Financing Agreement.

Compensation for Costs. The Owner agrees to compensate the Municipality for the cost of involvement of the Municipality’s retained legal counsel in the review and preparation of this Agreement on behalf of the Municipality. The Owner shall make payment to the Municipality by cheque or by certified cheque if required by the Municipality, in its discretion, within thirty (30) days of demand being provided in writing by the Municipality.

Compensation for Costs. The Parties agree that the Processor is entitled to reimbursement from the Controller for reasonable costs associated with providing cooperation.

Compensation for Costs. 3.1 Compensation for costs will only occur for expenses outlined in the EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONSE TEAM GUIDELINES and must be Pre- Approved by DSB.

Compensation for Costs. The Customer must compensate Transpower for: 7.1.1 the Customer Network Service Costs; 7.1.2 a share (A) of the Overhead Network Service Costs, calculated as follows: where: B = $12,000, adjusted annually after the first year by the annual percentage change in the all groups Consumers Price Index published by Statistics New Zealand; C = the Overhead Network Service Costs for the relevant year; and D = the total number of Asset Owners to whom Transpower provides the Network Service at the end of the relevant year; 7.1.3 Transpower’s reasonable internal and external costs of changing the Transpower Interface Assets as a direct result of any Customer Change that does not comply with the SCADA Interface Assets Design Standards; 7.1.4 Transpower’s reasonable internal and external costs incurred as a direct result of any Untested Change Commission Failure; and 7.1.5 any termination charge for a third party component of the Network Service incurred by Transpower as a direct result of a Customer Change or the termination of this Agreement by Transpower under clause 2.2 or the Customer under clause 2.3.

Compensation for Costs. Each party attends to his or her costs. No compensation is paid to either party.